Eucharistic Adoration at All Saints
“The Church and the world have great need of Eucharistic adoration. Jesus waits for us in this sacrament of love. Let us be generous with our time in going to meet Him in adoration and contemplation full of faith. And let us be ready to make reparation for the great faults and crimes of the world. May our adoration never cease.”
~ Saint Pope John Paul II, Dominicae Canae
On the First Friday of every month during the school year, students at All Saints have an opportunity to spend time in our chapel with Jesus in Eucharistic Adoration. During adoration (and every time a student comes to visit), students are developing a relationship with Jesus who loves them so very much. Our children know that they can bring their thoughts, their hopes, their fears, and their gratitude and thanksgiving to Jesus, our loving and gracious Savior and friend. They can sit in silence and really learn how to listen, something that is so difficult in today’s fast paced and noisy world. Jesus is always waiting for us.
All Saints students celebrate the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass as a school community once a week, pray with one another and learn more about their Catholic faith each and every day in their classrooms, grow in virtue through practice, and spend time with the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. How very blessed are our students!
Interested in finding out more about All Saints for your son or daughter? Check out ascacademy.org, or call the school at 630.961.6125.
Time is Running Out to Schedule a Tour
Your opportunity to tour All Saints and see our students and faculty in person and in action is quickly winding down. If you are thinking about a Catholic education at All Saints for your child(ren), now is the time to schedule a visit.
All Saints students learn and grow in a Christ-centered family environment where they are in small classes, and where they and their family are known by name.
At All Saints, students are not just prepared academically with God at the center of their instruction, but spiritually with the guidance of Catholic values, morals and principles. This formation allows students to authentically grow into confident and caring young men and women, and future leaders.
At All Saints, students and families are part of a school community where friendships and bonds are strong, with shared values that help shape each student personally, professionally and spiritually for their entire life.
In today’s world, we desperately need leaders who possess qualities like empathy, awareness, healing, mercy, compassion, foresight, and courage to lead by example – now more than ever, as young people face intense challenges along life’s path.
You can begin the inquiry process and find out more at ascacademy.org, or call the school at 630.961.6125.
Registration for the 2024-2025 School Year
Current All Saints fourth grade students are getting 5th grade ready as we approach the end of this school year. Almost all of them are returning to All Saints for 2024-2025, with some new friends registered and excited to join them in the fall.
In fifth grade, students start to change classes for not only advanced math, but for some other subjects which will prepare them for their junior high experience as 6th graders when they will change classes and teachers for each subject.
5th graders also have Patriotic Duty where they help to lead our school community in the Pledge of Allegiance recited during Morning Prayer and Announcements. They have the responsibility for raising the U.S. flag each morning, and lowering and folding the flag each afternoon. Our students take great care in handling our American flag, a source of pride and unity for all Americans that embodies the very qualities that make our nation great: liberty, justice, freedom, love of country and national purpose.
School sports also are available for the first time for all 5th grade students. Volleyball, cross country, basketball and track and field are the choices, and All Saints will have a spot for every athlete that wishes to participate. Sports are no cut at ASCA.
If you have a student that would like to join the over 60 rising 5th grade students at All Saints for the next school year, there is still time to take a personal tour, or to schedule a shadow opportunity for your prospective student. You can begin the inquiry process and find out more at ascacademy.org, or call the school at 630.961.6125.
Tuition Transfer Grant Program at All Saints
Fun Fact: All Saints Catholic Academy offers $1,500 off tuition to transfer students!
All Saints is pleased to offer a Tuition Transfer Grant to families who transfer their child into grades 1-7 from any local private*, public, charter or home school for the 2023-2024 school year. With this two-year grant, families will receive $1,000 per student in year one, and $500 per student in year two, which will be applied to offset the current school tuition. No strings attached.
At All Saints Catholic Academy, our advanced curriculum exceeds state and diocesan standards, with our students consistently performing in the top 25% of standardized testing.
All Saints’ highly qualified faculty possess a bachelor’s degree or higher, and professional educator licenses. They are dedicated to maximizing each child’s God given potential in a safe and nurturing school community. With our smaller class sizes (average class size is 20), longer school day (8 am – 3:30 pm), and curricular and extracurricular offerings, your child will have many opportunities to be successful.
- Advanced Math (Grades 4-8) and Honors English Language Arts (Grades 7-8) classes available for qualifying students.
- 1:1 Technology in Kindergarten through Grade 8 that includes IPads and Chromebooks.
- PE, Music and Art classes for Preschool through Grade 8.
- STEAM program for K-8 students.
- Spanish language instruction is 1-2 times per week in Preschool – Grade 5; daily curricular class in Grades 6-8.
- No Cut Athletics for Grade 5-8 students in volleyball, basketball, cross country and track and field
- Weekly school mass and daily religion classes.
- Extended Care and Busing (D203 Residents) Available
In Catholic schools, students are not just prepared academically with God at the center of their instruction, but spiritually with the guidance of Catholic values, morals and principles that allow them to authentically grow into confident and caring people. All Saints students learn in a Christ-centered environment where they and their family are known by name. Students learn the value of helping others, and mesh worship with action – becoming Christ’s loving hands and feet.
A Catholic school with a mission and a vision of what it means to follow Jesus Christ and the teachings of His church is a powerful place. It inspires hope – for today and for the future. It teaches us that with God, all things are possible.
All Saints Catholic Academy warmly welcomes students and families of ALL faiths.
*Students transferring from another Catholic school within the Dioceses of Joliet, Peoria, Rockford, Springfield and the Archdiocese of Chicago are not eligible. All Saints is centrally located at 1155 Aurora Avenue, Naperville, 60540
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